Do you know if this Taproot support is available for all Safepal hardware wallet devices, S1, S1 pro and X1?
Yes, it's available on all of their devices 
Topic: [LIST] Wallets supporting Taproot (Read 3324 times)
Somehow, I forgot to mention that SafePal also added support for Taproot addresses back in December of last year [credit goes to @taufik123 for this post].
- A walk-through from SafePal.
Do you know if this Taproot support is available for all Safepal hardware wallet devices, S1, S1 pro and X1?- A walk-through from SafePal.
I don't like or support Satochop products, especially with their shady licensing and low quality, but I am trying to be neutral as much as possible with this list.
Satochip added.
They are doing interesting things with Synthetic USD and privacy with coinjoins.
Indeed, they are... I just finished listening to a podcast [from Ben (one of their team members)] regarding the former, but I'm still not sure if this is "really" going to be different from other stablecoins that can be frozen in our wallets.Thanks for noticing and reporting.
You're very welcome Somehow, I forgot to mention that SafePal also added support for Taproot addresses back in December of last year [credit goes to @taufik123 for this post].
- A walk-through from SafePal.
I just spotted an open-source mobile/web lightning wallet [Mutiny] with full support for Taproot addresses [e.g. it generates Taproot addresses (by default) for opening lightning channels].
I heard about Mutiny wallet and I added it to the list of supported wallets.They are doing interesting things with Synthetic USD and privacy with coinjoins.
I just noticed there are two Nunchuck entries on the list [is it intentional?].
This was a mistake, but I corrected it now.Thanks for noticing and reporting.
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TouchID is not necessary but you do need to be at least on macOS Ventura for Safari to support passkeys. You also need to have two-factor authentication enabled for your Apple ID.
Unfortunately, the MacBook I use doesn't support macOS Ventura, and I can't try the latest version of Safari.
However, I tried opening it in the iOS version of Safari. Here are some screenshots:
As seen above, the JoyID wallet supports Bitcoin address types Taproot and Native SegWit.
The annoying thing about this wallet is that even simple things like viewing your receiving address brings up a passkey prompt on your screen requiring extra clicks.
To see the receiving address, I use Face ID to Sign In.
I think so, too, because I just opened it in desktop Safari, and the following suggestion appeared:
TouchID is not necessary but you do need to be at least on macOS Ventura for Safari to support passkeys. You also need to have two-factor authentication enabled for your Apple ID.
The annoying thing about this wallet is that even simple things like viewing your receiving address brings up a passkey prompt on your screen requiring extra clicks.
The wallet doesn’t use mnemonics so if the website goes offline it seems like there is no way to recover it. According to their FAQ, it is impossible for anyone including yourself to export the private key.
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Can I export the private key or mnemonic phrase?
Your private keys are securely stored in your device's hardware security module (HSM), which means no one can export the key including yourself.
Your private keys are securely stored in your device's hardware security module (HSM), which means no one can export the key including yourself.
I just spotted an open-source mobile/web lightning wallet [Mutiny] with full support for Taproot addresses [e.g. it generates Taproot addresses (by default) for opening lightning channels].
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I just noticed there are two Nunchuck entries on the list [is it intentional?].
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I just noticed there are two Nunchuck entries on the list [is it intentional?].
For desktop devices, it's really not that easy to get it to work. You need to have a certain version of Chrome as well as Windows 11.
I think so, too, because I just opened it in desktop Safari, and the following suggestion appeared:
JoyID now supports Bitcoin (and taproot). It's a passwordless wallet who its developers are also building a Layer 2 solution for bitcoin.
This looks like some web3 junk wallet, and I can't even start it in my Firefox browser because of some not supported environment error message.I can't confirm how this wallet works so I am not going to add it in list of taproot supported wallets for now, but this could change in future.
For desktop devices, it's really not that easy to get it to work. You need to have a certain version of Chrome as well as Windows 11.
It's smoother on mobile devices, but like I said in a previous post, it lacks some features but I would still keep an eye on them, if you're not willing to add them now.
JoyID now supports Bitcoin (and taproot). It's a passwordless wallet who its developers are also building a Layer 2 solution for bitcoin.
This looks like some web3 junk wallet, and I can't even start it in my Firefox browser because of some not supported environment error message.I can't confirm how this wallet works so I am not going to add it in list of taproot supported wallets for now, but this could change in future.
JoyID now supports Bitcoin (and taproot). It's a passwordless wallet who its developers are also building a Layer 2 solution for bitcoin.
The wallet is currently closed source though, accessible from here: https://app.joy.id/
The wallet is currently closed source though, accessible from here: https://app.joy.id/
Is Passport hardware wallet now supporting RBF?
Yes it does.Judging by your last comment on the Keystone thread, you're probably not going to like what I'm about to say, but they finally released the update that you mentioned last week: Support for Taproot [through Sparrow] in firmware 1.3.0
I don't like or dislike Keystone wallet, I just posted facts and feedback from their customers.Keystone will be added to the list, but let's wait and see if it's actually working from someone who owns this wallet.
I finally updated the list and added missing wallets, including Passport hardware wallet.
Judging by your last comment on the Keystone thread, you're probably not going to like what I'm about to say, but they finally released the update that you mentioned last week: Support for Taproot [through Sparrow] in firmware 1.3.0 Please remind me, can Envoy app work independent from Passport wallet, same like any other mobile wallet?
It may work in both way i.e. either as a standalone app independent from Passport or as a watch-only-wallet for Passport.
You choose the way you like at the first Envoy launch by selecting one of two opts - "Manage Passport" (watch-only) or "Set UP Envoy Wallet" (stand alone).
Is Passport hardware wallet now supporting RBF?
Sure.
@dkbit98, I think it is time to add Passport wallet into HW list. A few days ago v2.3.0 firmware upgrade has added the full Taproot for sending and receiving on this device. Besides Taproot is also supported by Passport native companion app i.e. Envoy available for both Android and iOS mobiles.
This is good about Passport hardware wallet that the wallet is supporting taproot addresses. I think you have good experience about Passport hardware wallet. This question may be off-topic but I know that I can get the right answer from you. Is Passport hardware wallet now supporting RBF? @dkbit98, I think it is time to add Passport wallet into HW list. A few days ago v2.3.0 firmware upgrade has added the full Taproot for sending and receiving on this device. Besides Taproot is also supported by Passport native companion app i.e. Envoy available for both Android and iOS mobiles.
I finally updated the list and added missing wallets, including Passport hardware wallet.For some reason I was not able to install Envoy app on my device to confirm this.
Please remind me, can Envoy app work independent from Passport wallet, same like any other mobile wallet?
@dkbit98, I think it is time to add Passport wallet into HW list. A few days ago v2.3.0 firmware upgrade has added the full Taproot for sending and receiving on this device. Besides Taproot is also supported by Passport native companion app i.e. Envoy available for both Android and iOS mobiles.
Thank you for doing the good work, and you are collecting everything I was interested before in one place!
It's one thing to collect it, now you have to maintain it
Yes, I know. That´s why I automated the version releases of all the wallets so the website is always displaying the latest version. The inspection of the changelogs is manual, but with the automation is simplified.It's one thing to collect it, now you have to maintain it
And don't forget to finally add Aqua wallet in software wallet page.
Yes, Aqua is in the backlog.But than again, you don't have the full list of all hardware and software wallets 
Yes, I mean all the wallets I have on the websiteNow you can see the Bitcoin Address formats supported by each hardware wallet: legacy, nested segwit, native segwit and taproot.
https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets
Thank you for doing the good work, and you are collecting everything I was interested before in one place!https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets
It's one thing to collect it, now you have to maintain it
Soon, we will also include that info for our software wallets comparison.
And don't forget to finally add Aqua wallet in software wallet page.First time I learned about existence of 10101 wallet from your website.
Yes, I posted the link here because we have up to date info on the website about taproot support (and plan to continue keeping the info up too date). I noticed the thread doesn't have the full list of hardware wallets supporting taproot.
Probably.But than again, you don't have the full list of all hardware and software wallets
I will update soon-ish.
We compare 52 Hardware Wallets (aka Signing Devices) feature by feature.
Now you can see the Bitcoin Address formats supported by each hardware wallet: legacy, nested segwit, native segwit and taproot.
https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets
Soon, we will also include that info for our software wallets comparison.
Now you can see the Bitcoin Address formats supported by each hardware wallet: legacy, nested segwit, native segwit and taproot.
https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets
Soon, we will also include that info for our software wallets comparison.
I think you have a thread that you can use to notify people about this: 16 Bitcoin Software Wallets, compared feature by feature
This thread is mainly for wallets that are generating pay-to-taproot addresses and not a comparison thread.
But if you see a reputed wallet that is supporting pay-to-taproot and not yet included on the OP, you can post them here at anytime so that dkbit98 can edit the OP and include the wallet if necessary.
Yes, I posted the link here because we have up to date info on the website about taproot support (and plan to continue keeping the info up too date). I noticed the thread doesn't have the full list of hardware wallets supporting taproot.
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